*This review contains some spoilers.* – “Holy flippin’ fin f*ck!” Those were the exact words that came out of my mouth when I first learned of the concept to Mermaid Down back when the production was crowdfunding through Indiegogo. At the time, I was a full-time university student with barely two nickels to rub together but… Read More ‘Mermaid Down’ (2019) Is the Mermaid Revenge Story We’ve Been Waiting For [REVIEW]
When I was a kid, I fell in love with vampires. The second horror movie I ever saw was the 1987 classic The Lost Boys. The characters were cool, fun, scary and vicious as hell. It set me down a path into a love for all things horror and I have vampires to thank for… Read More Top 5 Underrated Vampire Movies | Pompadour of Terror
Now, here’s a bonafide classic. A treat for the eyes and a film comprised of truly terrifying images. I’m talking about The Gate (1987)… a little Canadian-born, video store generation classic starring an unknown 13-year-old Stephen Dorff and directed by Tibor Takacs (I, Madman and the Rutger Hauer straight-to-video Redline). It resonated with me at… Read More The Gate (1987) Review | Pompadour of Terror
Okay. New “Suspiria”… It should be noted that I watched this on a dreary day so that might influence some of my feelings about this film. I’m going to start this off my making a blanket statement. And this will inform you to read further or dismiss my review and interpretation of this film… whether… Read More Suspiria (2018) Review | Pompadour of Terror
By Anthony Dluzak – @FriNghtFrights (Writer, Founder & Host of Friday Night Frights Tacoma) Much like George Romero splitting from Dan O’ Bannon in the Night of the Living Dead franchise, Child’s Play has created a branch off the Don Mancini original. Before the first scene even started, my childhood was immediately brought back to me… Read More Child’s Play (2019) Not To Be Toyed With | REVIEW
